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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

90 nsw mnnhalu. Mmsss. ns6
nsyt TrsF1s nd 1855 - 49,.
Bsfnsns. BIinan ss9 Oakan q - -
board. fs va ass bs Men 80 p
distinssfvsly WEi9kf msa ass p 49,
ciasd mfssrlsy Sd shat n. Wizard !.
naqssaisaahsy b posAaAsn - eauaESi
- p1stsy e - ssad
u ell hs seen ahat shs Ssa's $40
manf ssErsbsEnsss shs ssatsmaut zas1s
b ne FmE-IzzzxxxszHcks imms
6isaziy aftsr lhs eisseioa % tes eAss'
fhas Nc. FnIaEa uaa again master q
fhs NorthsEn Pscias. A. - fesT
Iwxzzxaazncxs sssfs3. Be named 81
board % directors sd h s1rs Il %
saDpaGs q he majority Of its me1berI
Kbs PosT IsTEExzazMcxa slaesd far
thsE fhas M. Vaiasa bad bsen s4sEs'
- presidency u fhs ssmpany ana -
b had dsslissd Il II faver q Mr.
Oaks. who VII Faiisgs Prssldsn
harris in = shost fins Ths Sss "a
svaienfly IN ignozsnss 81 his fset - -
time ths artisls qaOtsd appeareds bat
IA fses, nsssFthsissR lbs aufhoritl
mpon which ne PosT-inTxEESoEscE
cakes TIE ssatemsni b usqusstionabls
ana The p1biis may Fsst sassrsd tka
Mr.. Wizard voald noe De he Psssi1sn
Of tbs NorthsEn PAsiae had he no
rssolaisIy dssliusa V sssspt the posi
tfan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23


A man named John Carter vas
convinced Of several thiGgs. % 10
The Court House yesterday. He
vas suopRned ~ . vitnesl IN :
criminal case several days before the
oass came up fer trial he told sheriff
Cochran be had no money, and IN order
10 enable tim 70 remain - . witness be
wss loid be cOald 30 10 jail that night.
and on the following day be vould be
allowed g. q day fos working on the
roads. he statd IN iAil one Rieot, bat
did not tarn up 20 WuEk AFTER getting
cot 10 The morning. nor 30 testify ~ .
witness when the case va called. Yes
tagday. however. be did tarn 10, aud
keVt farming ~ 90 pFomisououaly thAi
u required the combined edorts Of Q
great nsny pe0pis 90 tuFn him down. 90
% speAk he wanted biz witness fees.
Mr.. Carter bad an immense amount Of
oenhdenoe 10 the laslnesa 81 bis claim.
he insisted that sheriff Cochran should
pay his feas. bot without success Ne
uas lola be would have te ses Jadee
Ionea. lie did 20 10 Aeo1t this fashion;
"ff rear hoaoE please. l want my
fees. Be said daring lnll IN q trial.
what fees@ inquired she Jadrs.
my witness feca." And he go PRO
oeeains 10 glve . htslosy % his oass
whsn be was iniegruptsd.
u cAn1 gag rear fees. See TIE Pros-
ecatin1 Attorney"
Thea MF. Carter vAs led away. lie
aAnae bash Afterwards and talked a. II
be wanted = Fe-heaFinR % bic cass,
whsa be vas haatlad oai ef the Coari
roen IN . harry. he didn1 come bach.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23


The friends Of tbs old management
Of ths Northern PasiAs In RgusinR eut
TIE majority which thsJ claim In the
resent election sSant - cast in thsiT
favor tie votes cast BY Belmont and
Willard, allowing 90 the opposition Only
the votes east In the name Of NE Ore
gon and TEsnssontinsnsaL Every yote
not east In The mans Of the OregOa and
TfansoOntinsntal, aeooFdingso The tieuE,
inR Of the old management, was cast 10
favor Of the Wright programme. Thia
Il curious AgurinR and b. ita use vie.
tory oau readily Be reasoned out Of ever
she most crashing dsfeat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

Tbe entire Mexican peOpls have svi.
DENLY taken TO dusliBa. Every day
reports Of more Or lees sangainaFy Cd
s0untsTs between pFominsnt Mexieans
are pablishsd. and tie Mexican cores
p0ndsnls Intimate that The carnival Of
revenge has only begun. al the dasla
are bFoushs abSul b. The renewal OF the
discussion as 90 whether MAMMALIAN
vas betrayed by ons Of bis officers On
vhsthss be vas himself untrue TO bic
followers. The American method Of
rskina sp the smbess Of civil strife ID
far less dangerous nd altogether prefer.
abs 10 The Mexican.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
a sELTDED ANARCHIST.

Tbs address Of Anarchist Parsons 10
she American people" is 10 keeping
with all The utteEanoes Of the Anarch-
ista and their supporters since the ar.
rssts we're made for the murders CON-
mIttsd 10 The Haymalkst on The night
Of May llh. 1885. The condemned men
seem unable 10 comprehend che fact
that they are 10 be hung for murder.
They have apparently reasoned them
selves into The belief that they are 30
become martyrs BY DYING Cor The sake
Of their oplnions, when, as 9 matter Of
fact, thsy are 10 die because Policeman
Decan was cruelty murdered by the En-.
plOsion Of a bomb manufactured By che
Of them and thrown either BY one 81 The
condemned men OF By somebody acting
At their instiRaiion and in paTsuanss Of
= conspiracy 10 which they we're parties.
nisa liltle pesnliaF thai men vhe
are 80 ready 10 urge the overthrow Of
the Law aud the murder Of all whose au-
- ~ - " aaAsNN9 ~ eGaAtA N0tu9 70
pitiously vhen thar hnd themselves In
the elatehes Of the law. Parsons and
bic followers evidently desire 10 vAee .
warfare that ia entirely one sided. They
want 10 strike withoet belng struck At.
They want 70 kin poliesmsn without
RAINING she risA Of being killed IN re-
tsFn, Teey want 10 attach the lag with
out coming 10 eOuaict vish thoss Who
snfOTce the las. They want 90 Assail
American Institutions Uithoat ineatEinR
the wrath Of the Amsrlean peopie.
saeh warfare wOald aoabtaess Be- en-
tirsly satisfactory 70 then, eal tosta-
nAtely The American psopls are not
made % the material which PArsons
and bic fsisnda bad eoassed upoa. The
asssilAnt Of their Institutions asaAlly
nnds that he has 10 deal With psople
whoas vsneense Il noap the lea terri
be because they are slov 10 anger.
PArsoaa ana his confe4eraaes Will
b haas and thsir haasinR wIll BE- IS
richly deserved - thai oi Any murderer
who ever took his lAsa glimpss Of earth
from hsnaash eieoes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

Il may Be said shas The relstions Be.
tween France sad GeEnany are strain
ed. When Q sixtsen year CD FFsneh
boy IL tmpFisonsd b. ne 6ernaS az
th0ritiss beeasss b nailed Ffsneh
asg 10 q tree on the German side Of the
border, q b time thaa ths tie eOaEtsiss
shouid eight and aght - hard and -
long a. the most beIligsrsni Of their
estlzsns ooald desire. War is terEibis
thiaa. bus vhsn tss peoples ere - mosh
embliteEed against cash other 81 each
iseldsnts woald indicate, u u better for
them 10 6ehi e. sooa &c possible.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
sstAARns tNFaEHsCK ~ ruK
EGECTaoN.

Ia ancteer eola@n Uil Be foand a
hgshly inlssUssins article fresh the Ns~
TEA SMw FsgAFdtpe ne Feosni North'
asa faeiae sasetion. fhss esves sss ia
"a facts and tails boz ec@plelsiy The
GOVT VS. in he hADds 81 Ne. Willard.
nsA 80 that be Dictated wes ne Ds@-
b,rs o. aae eoAra sssal3 es aaa ie1i
Gates further srE uAAt rslson saeh nsu
n.nhsr sp,nesd ueon TIE board add
civ saea old ene was retained.
II xis b sesa thai tie Swa aivt3as he
eoard lnao wr<et asA ssai- wEixhf
nsa. the former saciton e~ntAintnR ass
msnhsrs aaa tie latter ea4es, Tas a,
rsssors who mar Be rsxArdsd - ais
siuesavsly wrsgks wen are MsasrA
wFaSea Bsookman, IveA Harris and
CAensy. T6s aass- wTiEht uasn aFs tAs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
rHE CTsTsaS sEEVIcE.

The shamefaliy corrupt customs ser
Woe Of PUGET SQUAD continues without
Improvement. The nFm Of Beeohsr,
Hasned 4 Glover stili Hoariahss, andths
national administration IL a. blind %
their aets ~ even they could desire.
The emily eoaeolation that oan BE- de-
rived from this state Of aaairsiiss in The
thought thai shsn the full story Of TIE
operations OF this aFm is known, Il will
make votes for the Republican party 10
every State In the Uaion. And ths
longer the hrm aOufishes, The greater
viii be the number Of votes that thsir
exposure will oOss Grover Cleveland and
the party which ls responsible for their
retention In ofliee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
TRULY A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.
90 BwBonp AvExuK, [

BnaoKLvN, N. T., March u. 1884.
II have used Alleock's Porous PlsstsEs
for The last twenty years. They are
nruiy hoasehoId remedy. IL one Of
my children has q cold and wheezes, ]
pat an AllcOchas Pasona Plaster on the
chest and ore between the shoulder
blades. IL any Of the children have
creepy coughs o. e0ughs Of any kind, !
place the PlaeteE Gloss up around the
throat; the sooahine effset ID apparent
aImoak Always In tive hours. II they
havs 9 disordered stomach, PiastsE
placed iust below the cheat bones makes
diasstion peEfeot u half . da9. II
there 10 any loossness q the bowels
acoompanied By goddess Of the akin,
twe AIio0uk,s PoEgus PIasterB applied
over thu stomach, cure ia from two %
Owe hours. 1 notice particularly that
The RlagteEB never abRade the skin o.
cause the AiiRhtast irritation. From rns
oWn expeEienessI know they never fstl
for rhsamaaism, pains IN Che back Of
lambaRo.n q. MEDDLKHsooK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

q. msslz. - @ 7. smp4ss
go ossEaH A2llH1I So N.xlz.l.e :.
abssl e. 90 u..ki1s . -. y. - -
~ MspsszimeEnm 81 ogsF 9lA0&
1920 Sws-sEIrSr q 4 i - Nssihaxn
Rnei&a ala1kz. dlFe1llE tE4eeacl1 p -
eINHsaA an8ay. hat ~ eKo1l1 - -
suznpanits - seatEsd - 81 - cns
m. ME. Ffnana arpsssi1fss sAis e
nhnWn 81 the fnas ehas fog ne moDens
~ ~ 1has1n wzaI ees1a - kiD tne
I lanF % tee ev1is-etaR b. % at1en1s
/ % eankno1 fhiB elemenf ID TIE eo4to
FaansE fhan 70 furshsr aztaR1nizs 8 -
Ths Eusafsg sus a. ths szEs dafs -.
In6sa - . lhin9 aeeompltsned tnai
whish ths NoFzfna Sna sid wo1ld 3
&ous. TAe ARTISTS cu tha eieezloa y
rs eseni1x odlEl11 b entitled, BoN 9!
ths Golden epike. = Henry FhlAzd
AanIn 10 Poaili0n - cauir6l ne k1'
hfam- Eleoted DtEeessr % ne North,
eEn Psci6e RsilroaA Todays-A Grsai
WhiELieie II y. ksEtnns u fnrss
4 y U.IH Ad2ALs 44LAI8ANI - $3.50 -
tEaees from Tits arfieie, the Rsne<A
tenox 81 whiEh Ia the snzue 60 thaa q
ths article quoted from he AsrNsAl
lisa.
Five names on tie nsW list d
dirsc1aEs Eapzsssat the Oregon 1fanE
eoutinentsf Interest. % which Heaxl
Wizard b . psaminen1 fsctoT. Lndesd
hs - De prinoipai figure il ths elee-
ti0n, and 10 Looked plaased 20 be aREiI
. pouef in tie a4aIFs 81 the gFsat cor
psEalion Of whfsA be vas ones M
keaa
Il Gas esnsrzlIy understood thai ths
differences between he two eoatendin1
facsi0us hsd bEuught about . state Of
affairs which Eend1red e possible fo'
Nj. Willard 20 prastieally name ID
eompFumise takes. and Be did %.
Las year she OREGON TE8neoOnftnen-
81 interest," was reesess1ted b. bet CO
dEeector. Today'a election gave IL rvs
Mr.. Wizard stilI holds considerable
Narfhsrn Parfne st0ek. and be bed
pF0xios Of capitalists whose Interests n
represents % iasRa snousL
The election had tendency to 10
Grease the Price Of Northern Pscin.
stosk, which advanesd 9 shade. Mr.
Willard real power with rsspect 20 -
road grows cot Of his eoutEol Of seveEa
millions Of capital, with which be VII
sfFaiRhten out the adsira Of the some
what embarrassed property"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
ueaE TIunEn sETrA
sFpciAI AGENT FBcsT E8UFA powN SIX
MoEN aaWMxlAA

Spseial Gsverumsni Agent q @
Frpsi, uhO has been prosscaitnR ths
Ncrshern RsoiAs ksiiroaa Co@pany
ana SsfsAin esniFaesogs for ILLEGALLY saa.
tee ti1oeE On GovSrn@ent iand. i
again IN Ssatiie- he has been IN Ne
eseosAlrnie Valley iookfuR oat for Gov.
eFameni land thsre.
he has hsd proseeattocs iastitzasa
As&tngs twelve men aad stx sawuills
= saE ne tBe q tie Aosthefn Pacias
Atruad. co ckAxxes % fElseAl timbsr
stitsnz. fes SAnea q The dsfea1znas
lave nes yet been mAae pahiie hocaass
4 q rspeFs have ncs besn served IL Il
I laSn thAi auasnz the defsn1snaa are
% - tie esntraStors % The RAaaa
ortdFs. TIE payers will. 4 % nn1sr.
stseS, - asEved today. Tksss ssna are
a7RelsmxntATy B. thsee ALREADY hEoaghl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

THE PosT.IxgKLx1aEscER via 60 m
6er4ake 70 FgszRn refece@d mas u@cFi - =.
Az cnntFi buttonE mHE BE- sal WitA ~
Understanding .
uaf.,s afsd efasems a to writer, othegwiae 70
sftNntfcn viii ~ psta - tkaEN- Bheas Hfs
REQUIRED not ssosta4FSly fer p1bi ea9ion. ~
y ! gumxzrtse 81 goed fsith.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

Taeoms, Opsr1 Hcazs BzldfaE. Paeiae Ats.
P0Fs T6wnass1. Tagsos slrest, Dsft eeer e
rnss OGes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

IS tneA al vos iadis's saoth. size.
s. ineA al vel fEtcoI So. Tekias a
eineeFreAa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23
JAPAN BAZAAR.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
wv assortment Of japanese Fancy Geoias
Chfua1zrs, SIX Hsndkerehisfs. Enhsoiaefies,
Screens, Dancers. Grape shaHls, AL kinds Of
Curios. Ladies Underwear, tents shirts, ane
Teas, ETC., and > general line q u1eful ard
Ornamental articles Please call and Exar1ine
our stock Al our new store IN Hopkins ElsotEic
Liaht Building, Front street. seattle. Jeit
Louis Chung manager, n alnns authorized
% incur any Indebtedness against the Bazaar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-23

1anp, s<lsgsrsS, ~ wsrk...-..-s.-..zs stsAs
asaFHe6, nsnsa...s-...-.-s.s. y =
SshsegbeSs Mfstiag tAssf addresses e0sasees
~ pisaas efvs fte ed nxtFug sws1 - -
So sns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
THAT las. story, The Red. Legged

"Ths, las, story. The Red.Legged
Pirate Of the DarksOme Mine. has play
ed sheol with u.s. said delinquent pub.
Usher Of boys literature toa dun. "weve
lost half our circulation by IT,"
"why thought I, had been big
success" said the creditor. "snd that you
had made heaps Of money"
$50 II was." answered the long faced
publisher. at was too thrilling. Two
hundred and thirty.two OF our customers
havegone west to fight Indians and be COW.
boys, LIS have run away and gone TO
sea to become pirates, ~ have embarked
n professional trsmps, IL have killed
each other, and liz are 10 jail for muir.
der II makes dull times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

OXFORD. s-na Court sf Probate. held Al
Paris, within and for The Cosnty OF Otiord, 90
the ttlfi Tvssdsy Of hsy, A. ID. irsl.
Gu The petition o. GEORGE u. BisbEk. Guar.
dian Of Eibridse Grant IiAfios, minor teir 81
Elbfiise q. IIsflov, lsie " Ditnsij, ~ SAID
County. d. eessed. pray ng fcr ie.rse 70 eel an
convey sah wATd's interest In and " eefu u real
estate. situate 81 Canton Village. knosn a. The
Red Buldins. AMI wafer power eonsfctsd there
With &c fully described In bis pstiiioa. on Ole IN
the Probate ofses. Al an advantageous ofsf OF
FORTY dollars
Al.s sail wards is'erest IN Ani 10 . certain
parcel of real estate, sitaaiei si Canton Nnisfe.
Known 90 The Holt stand, snd nov ceeaplci ~
Aipheas Pssssrf, and fslly described In he -.
titiou. on nls In the Probate Ofhes. AZ an aissn.
tA<ceas efsr % ooe Landfei foftJ .foaf dollars
and fortyioar esais-
Also ssii wards Interest Ia ssi 10 . certain
parcel of real estate. situate % Dinhed Village,
inown a. the bolster stand, and nov occupied ~
NAH Klisors and faiiy dsscribei In his peiiiion.
On die In he Probate Ofice. ~ an advantassoss
odsr Of toe hsndrsi dollafsf
OnDsEED, That The said fetitionef give uores
10 all persons INTERESTED By esssing IN ssstrsst
Of his teutios. with this order tbereon 90 e pub
lishsd three weeds ssecessiveiy IN The OXFORD
Democrat. printed ~ Paris, that thsy msy appear
% Q Probsie Coar 20 be held at Paris. In AID
Coansy, on the third Tuesdsy % Jane nsxt. ~
o,siosk In The forenoon, and shsv cause, AM
tb<y have, uhy the sAme should not b. ErAntsf.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
A true copy-attssti ~. 4. DAVIS. hegtst<f'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
REsoLurIoNs oF REsPEcr
on rus prlIn or .,rER rlLEN Guam.


whereas, Through the dlspsnssilon OF
Divine Power. death has again removed q
beloved sister ani worthy member from
our Grange, therefore, De ~
Resolved. That In the death OF oar sis
ter, Vanilla Orange susiAins the loss ~ q
worthy member, Who ever manifested .
deep Interest In all matter. Pertaining IN
The order, bat the l,bors % her life are
completed. and she leaves large fsmily %
moarn her los. - loving companlop aud
Kind mother.
Resolved. That while We deeply feel
our los, aud shall miss her 10 our councils.
I; l. our duty . meskly bow 10 The will OF
Him who doth al things well.
Resolved. That We tender her husband
AMI children oar heartfelt symp,ihy. AMI
pray that this fiiiciion may be s,nctih ed
Ia their lasting good.
Resolved. That oar charter be ir,pei
In mourning FOR the space ofsiKiy days,
In token OF our esteem for . departed SIS
ter.
Resolved. That q copy % these Resolu.
,lous be placed on The records OF oar
Grange. . copy sent % The family of the
decreased, also copy sent 20 the oxford
DnocRar for publication.
y. l.. VIVIAN. Com
MANY A. wYN,S. on
II. q. CUKrIs, Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
E~IoY L.fFE

whs, . truly beautiful world We live In !
Nature gives ne grandeur OF mountains,
rlens, and oceans. and thousands OF means
OF enjoyment We can desire no better
when In perfect health; but how often do
the msjori,y Of people feel Ike giving it up
disheartsned, discouraged and worn out
with disease. when there IL no occasion
Tor this feeling. ss every sufferer can easily
obtain satisfactory proof. that Greess An
gust IIorer will make them free from dis
ease, - when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint arc the direct causes OF seventy
nve per cent OF such maladies - Bilious
ness, Indigestion. Sick Headache. costive.
ness, Nervous Prostitution, Dizziness OF
the Head, Papitailon OF the Heart, and
other distressing symptoms. Three doses
Of August Fosrer will prove its wonderful
effect. sample bottles, ioc. Tr7it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
lie FORGOT TWO SOCIETIES.

John, would like 20 invite my friend.
Mrs. Smaliey. this evening. Will you be
able % be IMP
mo. my dear; must attend the meet
ing OF the Knights OF Honor 20 night"
"Well tomorrow EVENING"
II have the Ancient Order OF United
wOrkmeu. you know"
"whs,'s about Wednesday tyeningr
20 the ODD Fellows meet on that niehi,
and on Thursday have . meeting OF the
Chosen Friends % attend; on Friday the
Royal Templsrs. Ga Saturday there's .
special meeting ofthe Masonic Lodge, and
couldn't miss that. And then Sunday
let me see-whst Is there on Sanday night,
my desri-
The Grand and Ancient Order OF Chris.
ilsn Fellowship
"why. I had forgotten. An mem
Der OF thstf-lst me see"
"But you have forgotten another soeie-
~, John, OF which you were once . men,
ber."
whats THAR"
"Your wife's.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14

-DpAksAAsss. or Liquor Hibi. oda b.
Cured ~ ainiaisieriAg Dr.. HiiAes' G0lisa
Specie lit can be given In cup OF coffee
or tea without the knowledge OF the per.
son taking II. sfecting . speedy and per-
maneut cure. whether the patient II . mod.
crate drinksr or an slcohOlic wreck. Thou
sands OF drunkards have been made TEN.
perate men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without their knOwl
efge. and to-day believe they CULT drinkirg
OF their own FREE will. No harmful Effects
result from It, ADMINISTRATION. Cures guar
anteed Send for circular and full psr,ic-
ulsrs. Address In confidence GoLpKS Sra.
CIVIC Co. is5 Race ST., Cincinnati, q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-06-14
Noiirc OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. rghralm NJ. llsflo~. thea of Keith
uua 90 Hlsy IsntAfi1n. Coanfy n OtiOri ani stats
Il Nsns b. Als uarsssls deed dated The tnh dsy Il
rsbfuafy, A. u, issl. AL rseoried In The OAiori
RsrisfFy Il Dseis PARIS. i-ok -. PAGE osg. conrey
81 ~ me- the undsFsgnsi, CERTAIN real estate. lying
AL Situate Ia sali Riley lfantkfion. ani described
a f,llasss Ths sams premises dsscfilsd In . deel
from John r.. Cotum o. ssi lIkfos, dated Apfl ~,
ls-p ani ftcore In sal fecoris. hek 49, pare -
ani Aiso N deed from 1lieon A. iiasting. - sAii
IIarls., d.isd April al 1919, All rsoorisi In saii
records lssk III. pAge az. AMI uhffsas, TIE oua-
dticus 81 si mortgage have besa broksn nss TIER,
bre b. rtkson u the brcsch Of The couon thereof,
ciAlm fsfsclosufs u aid morgasy.
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